Sentence examples for committed to prevent from inspiring English sources

The president's statements at his last meeting with the prime minister — that 'we are committed to prevent ' and 'all the options are on the table' — are highly important.

Their "lawful excuse" defence, that the harm they did was committed to prevent the greater harm of climate change, was successful and they were acquitted in September 2008.

She warned the women that courts allowed crimes to be committed to prevent other crimes only in the most unusual circumstances.

The President has committed to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon.

That is, the violation of the law is only truly justified if it is going to do less harm to the integrity of the legal system and the rule of law, than the mischief that the illegal action is undertaken to address -- where inaction in the face of illegal conduct would undermine the legal system more than a violation of law committed to prevent or punish that ongoing illegality.

"We are committed to preventing youth smoking," he said.

Both say they are committed to preventing Iran from building nuclear weapons.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is committed to preventing these injuries and their potential long-term consequences.

The Republican party was not committed to immediate abolition but it was committed to preventing its spread.

An adviser close to Mr. Golding, Delano Seiveright, said the prime minister was committed to preventing a return of the dons.

Ms. Yellen's critics, however, have long questioned whether she is sufficiently committed to preventing too much inflation.